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Susan Livingston’s legacy continues to grow.
The Fort Frances native, who passed away in 2015 at the age of 49 from cancer, was one of 133 alumni listed for special recognition as part of the University of Winnipeg’s “Impact 50” celebrations honouring the post-secondary institution’s half-century of existence.
Livingston was hailed for her involvement with the sport of racquetball while at the university, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Education degree in 1990 and a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1992.
Racquetball Manitoba hosts “Peace, Love & Racquetball: the Susan Livingston Tribute Tournament” annually, while Racquetball Canada hands out the Susan Livingston Award at the Canadian championships each year.
There are also four bleacher seats in the Wesmen’s main gymnasium inscribed with Livingston’s name due to contributions made in her honour.
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Devlin’s Jamie Davis earned his second WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds checkered flag of the season and his third overall during racing held this past Saturday at the Emo Speedway as part of the Borderland Racing Association.
Davis was joined in the winner’s circle on the evening by brother Jeff Davis, who claimed the WISSOTA Modifieds crown, while Stratton’s Kendal Gamsby was the king of the Street Stocks division for the night.
Racing continues on Saturday, with hot laps slated to begin at 7 p.m. and the green flag dropping at 7:30 p.m.
